Linked phrase indexing

doi:10.1016/0306-4573(78)90011-0

Information Processing & Management

Volume 14, Issue 6, 1978, Pages 469-476

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Abstract

LIPHIS (Linked Phrase Indexing System) is a system of computer-assisted permuted subject indexing designed, like its precursor NEPHIS, to be economical and to be as easy as possible for the indexer, for the programmer, and for the user of the index. Unlike NEPHIS, LIPHIS is designed to handle more complex networks of concept relations, and so produce better indexing of highly detailed subjects.

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Linked phrase indexing

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Inform. Stor. Retr.

NEPHIS: a nested-phrase indexing system

J. Am. Soc. Inform. Sci.

L'automatisation des recherches documentaires: un modéle général “Le SYNTOL”